Odoo Experience 2019
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Smart Farm Management
Mohamed ReghiouiConcluído
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Set It and Forget It Recruiting + Retention with Surveys and Marketing Automation
Kaylie KipeConcluído
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Advanced Sales Analysis and Predictive Product Development
Rich RadfordConcluído
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RouteLog: the Solution for Logistics Companies
Irena Jakša ZupančičConcluído
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Advanced B2B Email Marketing Campaigns
John BuieConcluído
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Odoo Extended LDAP Connection
Dominik ChwallaConcluído
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How to Run a Process with Odoo and ProcessMaker
Lucio ValenteConcluído
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Geographic Data Portal: a Big-Data Portal Experience with Odoo
Fabrice CostaConcluído
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Advanced Order Fulfilment and Planning
Jared KipeConcluído
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The Impact of Odoo in a Fast Changing Company like Huddly
Dennis van HaalenConcluído
Graeme is provisional member of Chartered Accountants Australia and NZ and was elected to the inaugural board of the Odoo Community Association. Contributing to Odoo since 2010 and deploying primarily in high volume manufacturing and logistics environments he has many years experience applying IFRS, APICs and related requirements and legislation in an Odoo context. Graeme holds a bachelors degree in Computer Science and Information Systems and an MBA with distinction.
Odoo has made huge advances in Anglo Saxon accounting. However, functional gaps remain, especially for those subject to accounting standards such as the IFRS.
In this talk, we will first outline the critical differences between Anglo Saxon and non-Anglo Saxon accounting and the reason the two exist. Next, we'll outline the current approach and why it is limited in certain contexts, particularly regarding modern supply relationships. We'll also uncover issues present in more traditional settings. Once the issues have been identified, we'll present some examples with solutions and mitigations.
Only the most generally applicable issues will be covered. IAS2 gets special attention, as it is widely applicable and places a heavy burden on Information Systems to manage stock valuations, purchase pricing, rebates, discounts, and other deductions.
This talk is targeted toward people with an interest in stock accounting in an Anglo Saxon, GAAP or IFRS setting. Attendees can expect to leave better informed on current issues and with tested solutions they can apply to their own or client environments.